GRA plans five-day work-to-rule during EU meetings in Dublin
World · First reported 29 Oct, 21:08 · Updated 21:40
The Garda Representative Association says members will take work-to-rule action from 10 to 14 November, citing disputes over working conditions and entitlements. Commissioner Justin Kelly says overtime will be reduced after forthcoming major events.
- The GRA says the work-to-rule will run from 10 to 14 November, coinciding with EU events in Dublin on 12 and 13 November.
- The GRA alleges breaches of agreements and rules covering overtime, shift patterns, rest, starting times and days off.
- Commissioner Justin Kelly said overtime would be reduced after forthcoming major events; the GRA says members will continue reporting for work during the action.
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- Work-to-rule dates
- 10–14 November 2026
- EU events named
- European Political Convention on 12 November and informal meeting of EU leaders on 13 November
- GRA president
- Niall Hodgins
- Garda Commissioner
- Justin Kelly
- Commissioner’s stated next step
- Reduce overtime after forthcoming major events
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